In 2009, Todd Bol built a free book box outside his Hudson, Wisconsin, home; 16 years later Little Free Library had placed 200,000 boxes in 128 countries

Todd Bol founded Little Free Library in 2009 as a heartfelt homage to his reading-enthusiast mother. The nonprofit blossomed into a global movement, marking significant achievements such as the launch of its 200,000th library by 2025, aimed at fostering literary access in disadvantaged communities. Their programs, particularly the Impact Library Program, focused on free library installations.
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